The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-06-01

10 So'iiHlS WICH ~ woman VIII lG
Hilowcd TO do anything she can do well.
~ IS only u little while ago when wo.
men kllcw nothing Of biography, and
thcy were kept out Of Il great many
commercial circles Mllero they are now
Welcome; and the time will 60 OH until
tho woman who at ono counter in q
store sells ten thousand dollars worth
OF goods IN u year will get as high q
salary as the MAJ who at tho other
Counter Of the same store sells ten thou
sand dollars worth OF goods. All hon
OF to Lydia, tho Christian saleswoman.
And i'll passing, l may as well say
that yoa merchants who have female
clerks in your stores ought to treat them
With great courtesy and kindness. When
they are not positively engaged, let
them sit down. III England ard the
United States physicians have protested
against the habit OF compelling the NO
manly clerks III the stores to stand when
1t was not necessary for them to stand.
Therefore | add to the protest Of physi-
clans The protest Of the Christian
Church, and in tho name of good health
and that God who has made her con-
stitution moro delicate than mans, l
demand that you let her sit down.
ii. The second counsel l have to
give to the clerks is that you seek out
what arc the
LAWFUL REGULATIONS.
of your establishment, and then submit
to them. Every wc%ll-ordcred house has
It's usages. In military life, Oh ships
deck, i'll commercial life, there must be
order and discipline. Those people who
20 not learn how to obey will never
Know how to command. | will tell you
what young man will reach ruin, tinan-
ciii and moral it is tho young man
who thrusts his thumb into his vest and
says, Nobody Shall dictate to me, l.
am my own master; l will not submit
to the regulations Of this house, Be
tween an establishment iii which all
the employees are under thorough dis
cirline and the establishment III which
the employees do about us they choose, is
The difference between success and fail
urc-bctwcen rapid accumulation and
utter bankruptcy. DO not come to the
store ten minutes after tho time. BE
there within two seconds after. DO not
Clilnk anything too insignificant to do
well. 10 not say, "It's only just once
From the most important transaction
IN commerce down to the particular
in,..n "i.oil :" - SUING "io"'lo y
DO NOT GET EASILY DIsGusTED.
While others in the store may lounge,
or fret, or complain, you go with ready
hands and cheerful face and contcntcu
spirit to your work. When the bugle
sounds, the good soldier asks no qucs-
tons, but shoulders his knapsack, fills
his Cantcen, and listens for tho COM
idoa ,h IT, n,"icn 10 nov gct llic
youl uiiipioSel alo an'aSoilislic ills
aucccss VII pc our llonor. llls en-
narlasSlnel'C WI DC your dlsnliy. In
pose none OF me 'rntf"s OF ne firm.
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moI W ail"iig IiloSe VINO ilnaglno they
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to be q subaltern
iii. Again. counsel clerks IL tl,is
house 10 Search out what ara tin
$3.50 . li.s'AN DS
of IN establishment, and resist them,
In the six thousand years that have
passed, there has never been an occas-
ion when it was ones duty to sin against
God. 1t is never right to do wrong.
II the head men OF the firm expect Of
you dishonesty, disappoint them.
on" you say, II should lose my place